11.11.202512:00:00UTC+00Mexico Industrial Production Rebounds Slightly in September

Mexico's industrial production has shown signs of recovery in September 2025, with the latest figures indicating an improvement in performance. According to the most recent data updated on November 11, 2025, the industrial production indicator has improved to -2.4% compared to -3.6% in August. This marks a slight but noticeable rebound year-over-year, as the country navigates the challenging global economic landscape.

The year-over-year comparison reflects the percentage change in industrial output for September 2025 as compared to the same month in the previous year. The August figures showed a decline when compared to August 2024, highlighting a challenging summer period for Mexico's industrial sector. However, the 1.2 percentage point improvement from August to September is a positive sign, suggesting that the government's efforts to stimulate industrial growth are beginning to take effect.

While the overall industrial production remains in the negative zone, the decrease in the contraction rate signals a potential path toward stabilization. As global markets adjust to ongoing economic challenges, Mexico's industrial sector remains pivotal to the nation's economic recovery strategy. Stakeholders will be keenly watching for further improvements in the coming months as economic policies continue to unfold.